Some people think all they need to know about the striping on the roads—also called road lines—is “to keep it between the mustard and the mayonnaise.” That is, between the yellow center line and the white line of the shoulder. However, the lines in the road give information and instructions on what drivers can and cannot do while driving, and every driver with a valid license is expected to know the rules of the road, including the meanings of the lines.Continue reading What Does the Striping Mean On Our Roadways?→

Television personality Fred Rogers once said, “Often when you think you’re at the end of something, you’re at the beginning of something else.” This is true of many demolition projects; something old has reached the end of its usefulness, and it’s being demolished to make way for something new. It might be a building, a parking lot, a roadway, or a sidewalk, and there are usually plans to put something new in that space. Continue reading The Uses for Recycled Aggregate→

When laying down new roads, driveways, parking lots, or other impervious surfaces, it’s important to have the proper drainage. Weather happens, there’s nothing we can do about that, but flooding doesn’t need to be a major issue – with the right drainage. Once you’ve got your drainage points picked out it’s time to start working on the stormwater piping. Continue reading What You Should Know About Stormwater Piping→

In our technology-driven world, everyone is looking to build a better mousetrap. With Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), it’s possible. This way of working involves collaboration between designers, architects, contractors, and end users from beginning to end. The key to this kind of team effort is clear, honest communication. That responsibility lies with every member of the team.Continue reading What Is Integrated Project Delivery?→